Socorro, Ysleta school districts hold tax rate elections to boost revenue
Socorro and Ysleta school districts in El Paso are holding tax rate elections to increase revenue beyond state limits in order to prevent layoffs and maintain programs.
By Claudia Lorena Silva·2 hr ago
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The Socorro and Ysleta school districts are asking voters for permission to increase their tax rates for the 2026 tax year beyond the state's limit to generate new revenue, which district leaders say are needed to prevent layoffs and maintain programs in the face of financial uncertainty.
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